I am walking to honour the legacy of my mum and my Aunty Yvonne who we both lost to this terrible disease. By walking I am hoping to help other families who may be faced by this journey and to accelerate pancreatic cancer research. We will remember them. We will honour them. We will fight for them

To my dear Nik aka Buttercup. Your journey with pancreatic cancer inspires me to raise funds and awareness for pancreatic cancer. Nik you have been such a loving, supportive, loyal friend for the last 35 years we share many many memories with more to build. Your courageous and brave in your fight against this cruel heartless disease. Keep on fighting my beautiful buttercup YOU GOT THIS! I love you eternally ~ Tan xoxo

To my dear lifelong friend Nik. I am so sorry that you are battling this cruel and heartless disease your strength and courage inspired me to raise funds and awareness for the cause of Pancreatic Cancer. You have been such a wonderful loyal friend for over 35 years and we have shared so many memories along the way with many more to come. I can never express my love for you buttercup. You are such a brave courageous woman, keep up the fight. I love you eternally ~ Tan xoxox

This is for you Nana I miss you more then anything in the world, and you were taken from us way to quickly. Miss you more then ever.

This is my friend Ted. Pancreatic Cancer has narrowed his world but not his sense of humour or his hope. He’s wearing his green beanie to celebrate his love of all things Irish. His smile is all about love of family and friends and care.

I'm here supporting an absolute legend of a bloke, Matty. An absolute Top Fella. One of Australia's finest. With u all the way Brother.

I'm walking for my friend who is fighting so hard. My Supermen.

In the memory of two heroes in my life that lost their battle against Pan Can my dad and my dear uncle I hope they can see me from heaven and be happy of what I am doing I miss you so much

My brother and I have faced our own cancer challenges this year. Due to research and advancements in treatment , we have made it cancer free!! So far so good. We are both passionate to see breakthroughs, no matter what type of cancer you face. Come join us in this fight to stamp out pancreatic cancer. Every bit helps

In honour of a very special woman, my mother, Evelyn Marjorie Rohmer, who maintained her kind, loving, giving nature and continued to show strength and positivity throughout her battle with Pancreatic Cancer.

Miss you like crazy - taken FAR too soon

In honour of my loving mother in law ❤️ who always told me I was a camel and to drink more water. Thankyou for passing on the love when you passed. It's something that will stay with me until I see you again.

This walk is for my beautiful husband who fought as hard as he could for 10months to stay after being diagnosed My best friend as well as my husband passed away 20/12/24 this is for you my love xx

In loving memory of Buong Tran - Lost 2016 but forever remembered in our hearts... This year I'll be doing 150km in support and wish everyone good luck with their challenges

Hey everyone I am so doing this 225km for Remember September month pancreatic cancer is a big issue that is not so well known as others and needs as much support as possible. In support of a friend still fighting.

Lost my dad in 2004 I miss him everyday every step I do is for my dad who was the best dad

In loving memory of my beloved father who fought a very courageous fight! Lost to pancreatic cancer too young! Daddy, we miss you very much!

I am running and walking in memory of my brother Peter and a beloved friend who is in the last stages of pancreatic cancer.

I’m taking part in Remember September to honour the memory of my dad Alan William Walker. Dad passed away 25th June 2025 after a brave 7month battle. He fought so hard, he wasn’t ready to leave mum and his girls 💜💜💜💜 I am grateful for our hospice services, we were able to be with dad for a dignified and peaceful final journey. We weren’t ready, and we won’t ever be the same again. We are looking after each other and we’ve got mum. Love you dad 💜

i want to be a kind and good person

Raising money and awareness for this terrible disease in memory of my Mum Val

Remembering Kym Magee. Cheerful and talented lady in our community. Sorely Missed.

Sending love to all who are involved whether you’re honouring a life or celebrating one! Keep going and spreading awareness 🫶🏽

I’m remembering my incredible father who was taken way too young and to quickly from Pancreatic cancer. He was and still is my hero. Love you dad

In memory of our mother who passed away 13th October 2024 from Pancreatic Cancer, only 5 weeks after diagnosis. Such an insidious disease. Remembered with love.

Doing this for my john briggs lost him in 2004 to this horrible disease Every footstep for my dad he was the best dad ever

My beautiful mother passed from this hideous disease back in January 2019. She fought valiantly for 18 months. Her courage, resilience and determination to beat cancer was amazing. She was inspiring to all around her. This pic is from her modelling days back in the '70z

We will always remember you Dad. Help others through you and on your behalf.

I walk along in my life feeling so blessed to have known one of the kindest, most gentle and loving souls ever to have crossed my path. Even better than that, she was my Mum. Her time here was cut way too short by this horrid disease and we live without her incredibly beautiful contributions to our day. She will never get to see her grand kids get married, drive a car, be parents themselves nor even eat her favourite vanilla slice ever again. If we can help cure this rotten disease I feel it’s a damn good thing for the work and all those kids and grandkids that get to keep their MaMa’s 🥰

11 Years after losing my beautiful mum Yvonne to Pancreatic Cancer , yesterday we said goodbye to her younger sister Angela Vincetic, my Aunty Ank , from the same terrible disease This is a journey I’ve walked two times too many in my life already. We will remember them. We will honour them. We will fight for them.

Im memory of my mum who was taken too soon. She fought long & hard till the very end. Always remembered never forgotten.

My beautiful courageous Mum fighting hard and being so positive ❤️

In memory of my husband Eddie who passed in 2017 just 4 weeks after diagnosis at age 47. This September I will be taking this challenge in his honor to raise awareness. I miss his craziness every day. Always remembered. 💜

I’m taking part in Remember September to honour the memory of my dad and his short but fierce fight with pancreatic cancer. I remember September 2024 as the last month my dad was well. In hindsight he was starting to get full a bit earlier in a meal than usual, preferring gin over a pint of a beer, needing to increase his reflux medication, but overall full of energy, going out for dinner and footy games interstate, working full time as a self-employed builder - and pancreatic cancer wasn’t on anyone’s radar. He was suddenly diagnosed with stage 4 disease in October, and put up an incredible fight. He was rushed into a gastric bypass, then chemotherapy and immunotherapy, while still working as a builder until January, when everything we threw at this cancer failed to have much effect. He worked so hard to remain strong and brave for his family and friends, while this disease gradually took away the food, drinks and activities that brought him the most enjoyment. But that strength, bravery and love for us is who he really was at his core. His final act of bravery was flying to Melbourne for the Grand Prix in March, when anyone else would have said they were too unwell and stayed home. He deteriorated significantly at the race on the Sunday, and our lives changed very quickly from that point on. He survived on pure determination, left the race in a golf buggy, trekked across the overpass to St Kilda road, watched the race on TV at my little brother’s house, followed by a footy game, made it through the night in a hotel, flew back to Hobart on the scariest flight of our lives, and passed away in the house he built with the love of his life (my Mum) and us kids around him. I’m not sure when the permanency of this loss will ever feel real, but I hope we can make a real impact for the future of this disease, it’s early detection and successful treatment.

Supporting my mum whilst battling pancreatic cancer.

Im taking on the 75km challenge in support of my mum 💜

18 years ago I lost to my wonderful dad to pancreatic cancer, and not a day goes by that I don’t miss him. This September, I’m walking in his honour and to raise awareness. I miss you, dad 💜

In 2014, a 4cm cyst was found in my pancreas. The fear for my young sons if the cyst was cancerous. In 2018 I was diagnosed with breast cancer but thanks to research I am cancer free now. My heart is with all cancer patients

Remembering my larger than life Dad, Vern Mildren, who we lost in 2013. Miss you so much, and so sad you missed out on meeting your Grandkids.

Remembering our dear dad who was taken from us in November 2023 after a short battle. We miss his quick wit and funny jokes.

Remembering your brave fight Jill love of my life

I'm walking in memory of my loving husband. He fought so hard to stay with us but lost his fight March 2025 Always in my heart, see you there ❤️💔❤️

Hi To all you wonderful people who are donating to Pankind , pancreatic cancer took my beautiful Jill 9 months past , I miss he so much . We need to keep the good fight going Please donate to this wonderful cause, Blessings .

For my older brother Jerry Reynold Ledoux. Passed in January 31st 2024. We all miss you.

I am taking part in Remember September in memory of my dear friend Sharon Young. Sharon was kind, funny and just a beautiful person to be around, a great friend and great mum. Missed by so many xx Let’s hope early detection and a cure can be found through the research the funds help to support.

Walking 100 km in your honour Dad. Love you and miss you always. It was too quick and too soon. Forever in our hearts.

This year I’m walking in memory of my uncle Luke Dunkerley. Who we tragically lost in early August 2025 after 16 months of fighting a brave battle. His work on the board of this foundation makes me so proud and I wish to make him just as proud. Luke, you are missed everyday. I love you 💜🤍

The life of the party, taken to soon. The more research the more progression towards a cure. Every cent counts, it doesn’t affect you until it’s on your doorstep. Every bit of research now can help if it comes knocking.

My lovely dad passed away from Pancreatic Cancer 28 years ago. There's so much I want to tell him, so much I want to show him. This September I'm walking 75 km to raise awareness and fundraise for this much needed cause and in honour of my dear dad , Trevor Shaughnessy x

Walking for the 3rd year in loving memory of my hero best friend and dad, and everyone else who has suffered as a result of this disease. love you Richie

Walking for the 4th year in memory of 2 dearly loved men in our family, a grandfather and his grandson, both lost to PC. Also in support of the families of all those lost to PC. And thank you to the researchers for their amazing work. Together we will get there.

This September, I am walking 75km to raise awareness and fundraise for pancreatic cancer research- a cause which is very close to my heart. I am walking to fight for my Uncle who is currently battling stage 4 pancreatic cancer. Despite his illness, he is one of the strongest people I know and I am so incredibly proud of him in his journey. Watching someone you love fight such an aggressive disease with low survival rates is heartbreaking. Seeing this firsthand has made me realise what families struggle with every single day and how important it is to support research and treatment. I want to make a difference, let’s help pancreatic cancer patients fight against the odds and give them the opportunity to live for tomorrow.

For my Nanna ❤️

For Dave - Our hearts have a piece missing never to be replaced and you will always be remembered. Hallams4 xx

I am walk 100km this September to honour my much loved Dad who passed away in July after a short 4 months battle with this horrible cancer love and miss him so much 💙💜

Vicki was my friend’s mum, but she was so much more. She always looked out for me when she didn’t need to and went out of her way to help me out anyway she could. She was a generous and compassionate woman, I think about her kindness daily!

Always in our hearts ❤️

I am walking this September in memory of my father Russel Sherwood who passed away on 17 October 2023 after a short five month battle with Pancreatic Cancer. Dad fought despite very hurdle that got thrown his way and I couldn't be prouder to be his daughter. This is the second year that I will be walking 105 km to represent the days between his diagnosis and when he become an angel. I love you so much dad, I'll think of you with each step xox

For my pop, who lived a grand life that was cut short

For my beautiful mum (65) who passed away from this terrible cancer. To all who are struggling day to day and their families with this cancer, keep fighting. We can lose the battles, but we will win the war against Pancreatic Cancer.

Walking this September in honour of our beautiful Mum that we lost in April this year. Mum fought a hard and brave battle for nearly two years. Love and miss her so much💜💜💜

I am participating in this walk to honour my beautiful Mum who passed away on the 16th June 2025. We were advised that Mum had 4 to 6 months however, we lost Mum 17 days after being diagnosed. I was not ready to say goodbye to my Mum & I miss her so very much. When she moved in with us in October last year she made our house a home and now that piece is missing. Not a day goes by where I don’t think about her and wish I could hear her voice, have our chats, receive a hug, so many many things I miss. This one is for you Mum.

I am participating in this walk to honour my beautiful Mum who passed away on the 16th June 2025. We were advised that Mum had 4 to 6 months however, we lost Mum 17 days after being diagnosed. I was not ready to say goodbye to my Mum & I miss her so very much. When she moved in with us in October last year she made our house a home and now that piece is missing. Not a day goes by where I don’t think about her and wish I could hear her voice, have our chats, receive a hug, so many many things I miss. This one is for you Mum.

For all those fighting this fight and those they love. And for all those who lost the fight and those they love. I don’t want ANYONE to have to go through this ever again.

Brycie, I am glad to have know you and had you as such a massive part of my life. You taught me a great work ethic and the importance of friendship regardless of age. Sorry you never got to meet Cameron 😭 Miss you mate, I look forward to seeing you shine on me, Gaz and Steve on Anzac Day.

Miss you everyday Dad 💜

I am walking in memory of my mother who succumbed to pancreatic cancer. Its been 10 yrs and I still think of her every day 💕

For you mum

I am walking in honour for my beloved late grandma that battled pancreatic cancer. She always smiled no matter the challenges her disease gave her. She will always be remembered as the worlds best: cook, mother, grandmother and great grandmother. We will meet with you soon grandma 💜💜💜💚💚💚

I walk in honour of an amazing lady whose life was cut way too short…. Not a day goes bye when I don’t think of her……..In loving memory of a truely inspiring lady! 💜💚💜💚

I walk in honour of an amazing lady whose life was cut short…. It a day goes bye when I don’t think if her……..In loving memory of a truely inspiring lady! 💜💚💜💚

I am participating in the walk to honour my beloved Mum who passed away in June this year (2025). We were advised that Mum had 4 to 6 months however, we lost Mum 17 days after being diagnosed. I was not ready to lose my Mum & I miss her dearly. Not a day goes by where I don’t think about her. My heart aches to talk to her & hug her again.

Walking for my dad. Miss him everyday. Taking way too soon and way too fast. X

Last year, I lost my Dad to this devastating cancer, only 5 days after his diagnosis. Turning off Dad's life-support and holding him during his final moments was the hardest thing I've ever had to do. A piece of me left this world with him. Dad had no symptoms, until it was too late. This September, I'm remembering Dad. I'm walking 75km for Dad and the 75 Australians who die from pancreatic cancer each week. Every step I take is for Dad. Every step is for Bernie. Bernie Reilly 8/6/1953 - 5/6/2024 "Up the Crows"

Walking in honor of Ali McDougall, sister in-law Joanne Boyce and my sister kim Clifton who died 21/8/25

In honour of my Mum, its been nearly a year since we lost her, and all those who have, or still are, suffering this horrible disease.

I lost my partner to this horrible disease she was 58 , a dementia nurse with so much more to give . The most caring loving beautiful lady Sandi

In loving memory of my mum Kris. Your fight is over, but I will continue to fight for you and others 🤍

I’ll be walking 75km this September in honour of my wonderful sister Gail who was taken too soon after a short battle with Pancreatic cancer in 2018. You are forever in our. hearts & will always be loved & missed everyday by your family💜💜

Just recently we lost my Nanna to pancreatic cancer very quick it's a horrible cancer my mum also passed away at the age 44 Pancreatic cancer hurts alot of people but I will remember you both and love and miss you so much ❤️

We lost our beautiful mama to a very short battle with pancreatic cancer. The strongest person I have known, we will honour her always ❤️

Three years without our beautiful Mother, every minute in our hearts 💜💜💜